1869 Red Stockings

[triwak]

Here's a scan of my Harper's Woodcut, showing Huff as the photographer.

[triwak]

The heads from the CDV were also used to create this photo disk, which I own. It's made of cardboard, surrounded by a metallic ring. About the size of a modern dollar coin. Looks like it might have been a pin of some kind, but I can't see any evidence of the pin on the back. Strange item, of which I've only ever heard of one surfacing.

[bgar3]

Ken, I have always liked your photo disc. There is a thread here some which has a list of various 1869 team images, I just can’t insert the link. Sorry.
Kevin, any changes or additions to your earlier research?

[Baseball Rarities]

Here is the link to the thread with Bruce’s list of different 1869 Cincinnati images.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...highlight=1869

Bruce - Unfortunately, I have not come up with anything to add to the subject.

[bgar3]

Kevin, thanks for posting the link and responding about updates. I am not surprised since your original research was so good. I guess I am also pleased since I have a Chadwick ad version.

[GaryPassamonte]

Originally Posted by Baseball Rarities

Here is the link to the thread with Bruce’s list of different 1869 Cincinnati images.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...highlight=1869

Bruce - Unfortunately, I have not come up with anything to add to the subject.

Kevin- I have asked Bruce this same question. How many Red Stocking photographs, both in cdv and trade card form, do you estimate exist?
This question is also open to others and their educated estimations.

[drcy]

It wasn't me. That narrows it down a bit.

[Baseball Rarities]

Gary - I have not really tracked known specimens, but I will take a wild guess that there are ~ 20 trade cards with any of the known backs (many of these have trimmed mounts) and ~ 50 CDVs which are known with a variety of backs - blank, those with a roster, Peck and Snyder, Chadwick, Haney’s, etc.

Would love to know what others estimate.